10/21/2026
Judit Polgar had already proved that she belonged among the world’s elite. But in Moscow in 2002, she produced a result that made chess history.
Facing Garry Kasparov, the world’s top-ranked player, Judit turned a queenless Berlin into a remarkable display of activity, restriction, and rook coordination. There was no single miracle move. She simply kept improving her position until Kasparov could no longer hold it.
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